Woolen Trade Bills Trigger Senate Debate Across Regions
Senators clash over woolen schedule changes including duty hikes on wool top waste shoddy and tops amid arguments for and against higher rates. La Follette accuses East and West voters of breaking lines while Warren and Dolliver spar over a rag trust claim and domestic wool production.
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Senate
House
Senatora Gamble
Crawford
Engie
Warren
la Fattatto
Wiilla
la Follette
Durbin
Menara
Smoot
Dalliver
Tower Rata
Riga
Tolliver
Iim la Sannert
Alice
la Polintte
Wixepwath
Wyoming
Reformatory Town votes heavily wet in prohibition clash
Clark County Ohio voters support wet by large margin in local option election. Jeffersonville in Indiana reports a 946 vote wet majority amid arrests for bribery and underage voting. Women aided campaigns by serving at polls as turnout remains high across Charlestown and seven townships. Labor estimated at about 70 percent of last presidential turnout.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
Clark County
John Gale
Jacob Patrick
Moody
Charlestown
Seleven
Wet majority in Youngstown saloon vote
June 9. Youngstown and Mahoning County total 82 precincts report 11,232 for saloons and 9,263 against creating a wet majority of 1,969. County overall yields 708 dry majority, with only the Fourth Ward turning anti-saloon by 59 votes.
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Youngstown
Mahoning County
Board of Election Commissioners
League to War on Blind Tigers Convention Planned
Indianapolis June 4 The heads quarters committee of the Anti Salon league decided to call a convention in October in Indianapolis to consider law enforcement in counties that have adopted the local option law or banished it by remonstrance. The league aims to curb bootleggers and smugglers in dry areas.
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Indianapolis
Tatliuse Anti
Decatur honors Dr Neptune with fine gold ring
Jones-Nenthne of Decatur Ind awards a gold band ring to Dr Neptune in recognition of over twenty three years assisting the G A R in their Decoration day services. Neptune often led the musical portion without pay, and his late father was a veteran. The son values the recognition.
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Hist
Decatur Ind
Industrial Edition Promises 30,000 Fort Wayne Copies
The Journal-Gazette announces an upcoming industrial edition to be issued Sunday morning. Two carloads of print paper and the finest grade used, with artists and engravers at work in three positions. Photographers focus on special views as merchants manufacturers and others await the edition to advertise Fort Wayne locally.
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Fort Wayne
Journal-Gazette
Fort Wayie
Joliet
Journal-Gazette Company
Fort. Wayne
Ind
Lincoln Life Stock Debut and Rapid Fire Gun Tests
Lincoln Life stockholders vote to cut par value from 100 to 10, aiming to broaden ownership while expanding insurance plans. Meanwhile a three size automatic rapid fire gun by McClean promises a revolution in field artillery as trials near Cleveland with a government ordinance test slated. Stock sales surge, with over a thousand holders and shares rising from 10 to 12 and expected to reach 20. The firm expands, occupying seven floors of a new nine story building in the Avene hotel site.
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Yeatur- Tay
Einceln Life
Etyck
Istaunte
Tfe Insurance
Empiny Wie
Amal
Lincoln Life
Hadusinean
Lingnin Life
Ala Avene
Cleveland
Almitar
Etter
Pargir
Fort Wayne Wants the Eagles at State Convention
Fort Wayne delegates flock to New Albany for Indiana Eagles state convention with 97 chapters represented. A street parade, trolley ride, and river sunset excursion highlight social events while many delegates bring wives. Richmond plans a bid for next year as Indianapolis and Fort Wayne vie for the meeting.
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New Alpany
Ind
Bic
Richmond
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
Elks Elect Timiry Lorwinthiel President In Evansville
Evansville Indiana state Elks convention elected officers with Timiry Lorwinthiel as president and Friward Dantes as vice president. Other posts filled include secretary T. G. Hediun treasurer C BE McTalhough and trustees Alvin Radgent and Dave Gurletos. Nominated on the auditing and order committees are listed with several names, and the next meeting place was chosen withNavion presiding.
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Evansville
Ind
the Elks
Tmvening
Tinrry Lorwinthiel
Friward Dantes
Tipton
T. G. Hediun
Indianapolis
Cbe
Mctnllough
Anderson
Trustes
Prank Hough
Port Waynes
Esquire
Alvin Radgent
Washington
Aldaguard
Dave Gurletos
Elwell
J. C. Greenleaf
Thomas G. Gedyn
Mndlanipws
Senate debates tax plan to replace income tax with 2 percent levy
Washington June A senate canvassed a proposal to tax corporate dividends as a substitute for an income tax. President Taft and Aldrich discussed a 2 percent net earnings levy with supporters to avert a party split. Progressives and others batt'd over the plan, and a postponement vote was considered as most Republicans favored delay.
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Washington
Senate
Werc
White House
Tate
Nator Aldrich
Bnance Commmliter
Taft
Aldrich
Cumming and
Borah
Aldriat
Mor- Tan
Weather Forecast Teaches Shivers and East Winds
The forecast covers Ohio and Indiana with Thursday and Friday expected to bring shivers and east winds. Michigan and Ipsil portion showers Thursday and Friday with cooler northward fall and west winds expected.
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Washington
Thues
Ohio
Indiana
Lower
Michigan
Stand for Temperance Opposes Liquor Licenses in Synod
In Richmond on June 4 the Evangelical Lutheran General Synod session debated temperance measures. The temperance committee urged abstinence from intoxicants, state license withdrawal, and suppression of liquor sales. Proposals included 25 mile prohibition zones around Indian reservations and protection for Indians in Arkansas and New Mexico. A Lutheran school committee was instructed to proceed with a reform plan, while Mrs Tessie Marquit of Abilene is ill. several local figures assisted in care.
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Richmond, Inn
Tatheran Ohoren
Tenperanes
Edwin Dinwiddle
General Synod
Congress
Arkxona
New Mexico
Fight Over Possession In Huntington Court Receiver Appointed
The dispute over possession of seized gambling paraphernalia led Huntington court to appoint Lieutenant Henry Law as receiver. Mayor Hosey refused to sign the bond, blocking immediate transfer while Attorney Thomas pressed for a court order to hold the items pending a final ruling. The case centers on ownership of the equipment alleged to be used in Fort Wayne gambling operations and the aim to destroy or remove it from the state.
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Henry Law
Hosey
Klein- Vast
Hoses
Stropesborn
J. We. Bese
A. M. Retchelderfer
Relehelderfer
Ardan
Dabors
Attensa
Fort Chine
Mit
Muntington Circuit
Lapp
Thomas Tme Alately
Aten Cook
Ameurnriees
Welack Pom
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Thoma
Tunt
Tadge Chie
Peter
Talley Taras
Harry Tapp
John
Wil Ian Reehrs
Huntington
Chlet
Police
Ankenbruck
Bey
Tile
A. Aa Mn
Fort Wayne
Bat Tin Tre
Montgomery Hamilton dies after heart attack in Fort Wayne
Long prominent Fort Wayne figure Montgomery Hamilton dies suddenly at his Clinton and Montgomery streets home after a brief illness. Son of Allen Hamilton he helped shape city politics commerce and banking and served as representative in the Second Ward council.
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Montgomery Hamilton
Ony
Fort Wayne
St Clinton
Montgomery Streets
Mra
Hamilton
Jim Et
Haath
God
Frigala
Allen Hamilton
Montgomery
Princeton University
Germany
Courag
Moldelberg
Fa Wan
Hamilton Bank
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Absas
Oes & Hamilton
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Hamilton Tad
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Hremftton
Ata
Jiro
Taffarnon
Wisian
Sleta Mithoda
Wilton Fleming
Allen County
Ainta
Fellows Brown
Tn Isrs
Agai
Apo
Mayer
E. Hamilton
Alsteiet
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